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Marquette Presents: DEPRESSION - The Intersection of Hope, Medicine and Research

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With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting that 10 percent of adults in the U.S. are affected by depression, and the link to possible suicide, the need to destigmatize this condition is long overdue. We invite you to attend this complimentary breakfast forum - the first in a new research series the College of Health Sciences will host on issues of community health.

This program is free to attend. Complimentary continental breakfast and parking in the 16th Street Parking Structure (located between Wisconsin Avenue and Wells Street) and the Wells Street Parking Structure (located between 12th and 13th Streets) will be provided.

The campus program will tackle head-on what neuroscience researchers and mental health providers are learning about depression. The perspective of the forum experts is: “Where there is a biological basis, there is hope for a biological treatment.”

*The forum, “Marquette Presents: Depression - The Intersection of Hope, Medicine and Research,” was inadvertently scheduled on September 17, 2012, which is the Rosh Hashanah holiday. We apologize for this oversight in scheduling. For those unable to attend due to their observance of this holiday, we will offer more opportunities in the future to engage in dialogue around this important topic. We wish our friends in the Jewish community a Happy New Year.

A webcast of the program will be made available on the College of Health Sciences' News Page following the event. Visit the site at: http://www.marquette.edu/health-sciences/news.shtml

**This program does not entail continuing education credit.

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